All Milestones articles

Jemi Fibre based in Vancouver also recently acquired three wood manufacturing companies in the region.

City of Nelson and area received great exposure through a nice five page article and photo feature in the well-read magazine.

How new taxes from Multi Material BC could affect your business.

New veterinary facility under construction in the Columbia Valley set to open in the Fall 2014.

Cranbrook has seen 45 single family home sales within City limits compared to only 29 sales in the first quarter of 2013.

Adrienne Gerein from Interior Designs by Adrienne explains what you need to think about when decorating your home.

Wloka Farms is busy constructing a new fruit stand building with easy highway access.

Randy and Marci Halliday have opened up a brand new 2,000 square foot Pop Shoes franchise.

The Board of Directors for Habitat for Humanity West Kootenay has approved the Berry family as the successful applicants for the first Habitat for Humanity home

Though real estate sales are up for the first quarter of 2014, this reflects relatively average sales.

Magnuson Hotels last week announced the complete rebranding of the Magnuson Hotel Creston in British Columbia.

Ivo Georgiev with Detecta Systems Inc. suggests some ways you can prevent the cyber thieves from attacking your business.

Make sure your personal style is reflected in any changes you make to your home

Kevin and Sandy Smith recently changed the name of their business.

An agreement has been signed to offer a Solar Photovoltaic Design and Installation workshop at the College’s Gold Creek Campus.

Serving the Fernie community, Brooke's Mobile Hairdressing makes it easy to look your best.

Blue Lake Centre has undergone a host of new changes and revitalized its image.

The Columbia Valley is revving up to welcome a new grocery store, with Joe's No Frills opening in Invermere this May.

A new Eclipse store location has opened in Cranbrook this spring.

Creston has welcomed a much-needed shoe store to the community.

GLOWS, a program under KAST, has a new manager.

Business travel poses challenges to pet owners, but there are solutions available.

Heidi Thompson is bringing new energy and vibrance to Taupe Hair & Nail Studio in Cranbrook, B.C.

Columbia Basin Trust has released a well-informed environment strategic plan that will guide the Trust until 2019.

CREA expects B.C. to see the largest growth, compared to other provinces, in retail housing activity in 2014

Communities in B.C.'s Columbia Valley are working together to promote cultural tourism and socio-economic health for their region.

President and CEO of the BC Chamber of Commerce made a swing through the interior of BC.

Operations manager Mike Reid talks about what customers can expect with the expansion at Northstar GM.

With a 6,000-square-foot expansion, Northstar GM in Cranbrook has focused on providing exemplary service with its updated dealership.

Fifty years after it began as a 20-unit motel in 1964, Fairmont Hot Springs Resort is a world-famous, world-class destination resort.

This writer spends an afternoon with six canine members of the RCMP.

Entrepreneurs Bradley Roulston and Ric Logtenberg of Time.ly took to the airwaves.

This home decor and furniture store has undergone a name change and stunning renovations.

Cranbrook’s Key City Theatre has a full complement of new staff, and exciting new services, too.

Rocky Mountain Print Solutions has purchased a MakerBot Replicator, commonly known as a 3-D printer.

The Kootenay Local Agricultural Society supports local agriculture with education, a tool library and a Kootenay certification.

College of the Rockies and the Canadian Solar Institute have signed an agreement to offer solar PV workshops at the College’s Gold Creek Campus.

International conference that will take place in Spokane on October 21 to 23, 2014.

The construction of Invermere's newest grocery store is nearing completion.

The Elk Valley Water Quality Plan includes three phases of public consultation.

Aaron Cameron and Max Fanderl of Invermere's Trappeur Homes, knew they wanted to build a better wall system—here’s what they learned along the way.

The BC Court of Appeal, in mid March of this year set aside a trial judgment for long time Cranbrook resident, Lenord Russell.

Artisan breads, custom wedding cakes, pretzels, chocolate confections and dog treats—Quality Bakery in Invermere, B.C., makes the best of them all.

Discussions are ongoing with the provincial government about protecting grassroots explorers from excessive new fees.

Teck Coal is once again offering free mine tours in Sparwood and Elkford in southeastern B.C. in conjunction with Mining Week in May 2014.

If all goes as planned, the village of Canal Flats, B.C., will have a new $2.7-million water system completed by the end of June 2014.

Denise Pallesen of Nutter's Bulk & Natural Foods in Cranbrook, B.C., is involved with the Women’s Enterprise Centre, which offers mentoring for business women.

Hiking and fly-fishing enthusiasts, along with corporate and social event groups, keep Island Lake Lodge near Fernie, B.C., busy during the summer months.

The purchase of the last privately owned property on Wigwam Flats has been completed.

Newly opened Tara Books brings together 15 years of framing experience and a bright, high-quality used bookstore.